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Switching anti-TNF agents is effective in most RA patients: Methotrexate determines likelihood of success
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Main Authors:
Appiah, L
,
Reading, I
,
Bennett, S
,
Summerfield, C
,
Arden, N
,
Edwards, C
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Conference item
Published:
2007
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